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Old 02-19-2008, 04:29 AM   #18
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Originally Posted by Cthulhu View Post
@ Spider Matt: At this stage in my life, am looking to mimise my belongings. As I am married and never have my boss over for dinner, there is no one to impress with my paper trophies stacked upon the shelves. I understand that some people feel otherwise, but I like reading the text and having it disapparate.
I definitely understand. I'm in the navy and I move around a lot. I have a small fraction of the books I own at my permanent duty station, the rest of them stored away. However, I've always wanted my own library. I love the smell, the look, the feel of paper books. So I have stockpiled books for years with this purpose in mind. At the moment, though, I carry around most of my books on my computer hard drives. I do the same for my movies and my comics and other types of media I simply cannot carry around with me every time I change duty stations or get deployed somewhere. So I can understand the desire to save space. For me, though, its always been about having my own mini-library someday when I'm settled in somewhere nice.
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